God's mercy is endless & even the greatest of sinners will get some mercy. God loves all his children so much that even the worst ones won't be left to suffer forever. Redemption is a door open to all of us.
Yes, but the justice (and the mercy) that God metes out are different to the justice and mercy that men must mete out.
In the spiritual realm, God's mercy is great, but also God must exercise accountability. It's not punishment; it's unavoidable consequences of one's choices. (If one chooses to jump off a cliff, gravity will hurt you).
On Earth, it is put in to our own hands, to hold each other accountable and implement some system of justice. This is the basis of common law, on which the US constitution is founded.
All that said, i def agree with you that the Father will not leave even the worse ones to suffer forever.
God's mercy is endless & even the greatest of sinners will get some mercy. God loves all his children so much that even the worst ones won't be left to suffer forever. Redemption is a door open to all of us.
Yes, but the justice (and the mercy) that God metes out are different to the justice and mercy that men must mete out.
In the spiritual realm, God's mercy is great, but also God must exercise accountability. It's not punishment; it's unavoidable consequences of one's choices. (If one chooses to jump off a cliff, gravity will hurt you).
On Earth, it is put in to our own hands, to hold each other accountable and implement some system of justice. This is the basis of common law, on which the US constitution is founded.
All that said, i def agree with you that the Father will not leave even the worse ones to suffer forever.